Canon PowerShot ELPH 360 Digital Camera w/ 12x Optical Zoom and Image Stabilization - Wi-Fi & NFC Enabled (Black)

Justo lo que esperaba. Nada más, nada menos. Es pequeña, cómoda para cargar a todos lados. Obvio no tiene el zoom de una profesional, pero por el precio lo vale

Cons: Only transfers images with internet access (and does not transfer 1080 videos) Needs a special microphone (does not have the usual headphone/mic jack) 1080p vidoes record only 20 minutes Photo quality is just "okay" Short battery life Pros: Video quality is good It's small If you are looking for a camera, this one is overpriced for what you get. It should be about $100 less, and budget even more since you have to purchase a card reader, microphone (if you want to record video when you are out and about with people talking) and an extra battery. I would return it if I weren't still overseas and recycled the box before I left! I purchased this camera a few days before leaving overseas to record 1080 video interviews. Once there I discovered this camera unfortunately only records 20 minutes of 1080p before automatically shutting off, even with a 64gb card and plenty of space. It also ONLY transfers your files through the internet! This is extremely inconvenient when you are traveling and have no idea when the next time you'll have internet, and what speed you'll have, but also because IT DOESN'T TRANSFER 1080 VIDEOS! I was forced to find a local vendor and buy a card reader, since there is absolutely no alternate option on the device to transfer otherwise. I was planning on using my regular headphones as a mic, since all electronic devices have the input, right? I also discovered if I wanted to use a microphone, I had to find one to match the special input, not something I can, nor want to do while traveling. So in addition to this camera factor in the cost of a special microphone, card reader, memory card. Also, the battery goes rather quick if you're recording several 20 minute videos- that's about all you'll get out of it, so throw on an extra battery, too.

Realmente no vale lo que cuesta, a menos que uses mucho el zoom, te recomendaría comprar está cámara, sino, tendrás mejores resultados con un celular, la cámara de está cámara necesita de mucha luz para que no se vea granulado el vídeo ... Sería una mejor compra una Go Pro.

Canon promotes this camera as "point and shoot", and indeed it does that very well. But there are enough controls for exposure time, light sensitivity, focus and metering frames, picture resolution and programmable modes to make this a very satisfying camera to use for demanding shots. The quality of both still and video capture is impressive. The maximum image size (20 Mpix), color accuracy, sharpness and 12x optical zoom enables aggressive cropping to produce detailed images of small objects captured at a distance. I've been very pleased with how intuitive it is once over the learning curve of menus and the downloadable user's guide.. Canon tech support was friendly and knowledgeable when I called about a confusing instruction in the user's guide. Downloading images to a computer by USB cable in extremely quick using the supplied Camera Window software, and incredibly convenient (if a little slower) using the built in wireless capability of the camera. Canon Image Gateway software links easily with the camera to upload images to web-based albums for archiving or sharing. In short, I really like this camera and recommend it. Note added after 8 months of use: the resolution color and sharpness of the original images captured by this camera are perfect for enhancement in Photoshop, GIMP or other image software. If you enjoy working with images on a computer to bring out the picture within a picture, this camera may be for you. if is excellent for me for this reason.

I had an earlier version of this camera which is now residing in Casablanca ! I loved that little camera and have been trying to replace it for more than a year. I am thrilled to have "my camera" back . Small but mighty and simple to use.